January 14 stories 

Headlines of the articles that appear in the January 14, 2004, print edition of Stanford Report, organized by page number:

Page 1:

• Psychologists offer proof of brain's ability to suppress memories

• Nanotechnology gets boost from National Science Foundation

Page 2:

• James Robinson, award-winning Stanford Report editor, dies at 44

Page 3:

• In pleasant surprise, university ends financial year with $46 million surplus

• Discussing budget outlook, provost advises caution, responsibility

Page 4:

• University receives nearly $2 million to study energy markets

• Engineering professor to deliver lecture on earthquakes

• Documentary examines slumping schools

• 'Philosophy Talk' radio series kicks off

• Psychology center wins innovation award

• In Print & On the Air

Page 5:

• Potential remedy for conflict case looms

• Political science professor named deputy director of Hoover

• Stanford student tapped as George J. Mitchell scholar

Page 6:

• Observatory promises data of 'unprecedented accuracy' at tectonic boundary

Page 7:

• Wound-healing genes influence cancer progression

• Web site redesign reflects school's strategic vision

• Nobel laureate gives lecture

• New book chronicles popular program

Page 8:

• Drop in hormone therapy use illustrates doctor response to clinical findings

• More red blood cells, less unsteadiness with new donation technique

Page 9:

• Three-drug combination found most effective in treating HIV infection

• School of Medicine announces latest round of faculty promotions

• Healing explored in medical lecture

Page 12:

• Bruce Wiggins, 35-year veteran of facilities operations, retires

• Haas Center seeks nominations for new volunteer award

• Man uses ruse to rob woman on campus

• Cardinal Chronicle